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Mukja Korean Fried Chicken

4.3 (358 reviews)
ModerateKorean, Southern

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Pineapple flavored Taiwan Beer
Linda L.

Visiting in Atlanta and wanted to try another fried chicken place. Had tried Gus' already. Wasn't expecting to try Korean style but glad we did. Four of us thought the chicken was delicious...nicely fried and juicy (even the white meat). We also tried their green salad (cabbage and corn with a 1000 Island-type dressing), Kimchee mac and cheese (not to our liking), and the Korean corn (kernels with mozzarella cheese). Didn't get a pic of our 1/2 bird before we chowed at it. For the Taiwan Beer, this was the least favorite version that we tried (mango and lychee were great tasting). The establishment itself was simple, with some bench seating and regular chairs around tables, black walls and a couple of tvs. You order at the counter and the menu is clearly displayed on the wall. The cashier was cheerful and welcoming. It wasn't long for our order to come up and the chicken was piping hot. We chose the honey garlic sauce, which was like the Asian take of syrup (a bit too much on the sweet side). It's definitely a place to go try when you're over there. Yum!

Kimchi Mac & Cheese
Megha D.

I had been wanting to check this place out for a while, so my friend and I finally walked over for a Saturday night dinner. Inside, the space felt pretty industrial and seemed like more of a takeout spot, but there was still plenty of space and seating. I ordered the wings with the Korean Sweet Heat sauce and also got a side of the roasted kimchi mac & cheese. The food came out pretty fast and the staff was super nice with getting us napkins to clean off our table which I appreciated. I found it a little strange the wings came with sauce on the side rather than coated in the sauce, but the wings themselves were super delicious and juicy! The sauce also had a fantastic blend of sweet and spicy. The star was definitely the kimchi mac n cheese though!! The mac n cheese was so creamy and cheesy and I LOVED the kimchi (and I'm usually not a kimchi person!). There was some great tanginess and flavors in the mac n cheese. Overall, neat spot and really solid food, but I wish the wings came dressed in sauce already and I'd probably just get takeout next time.

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Eileen T.

Very casual fast food vibe. The menu is small and very specialized to what they do. I ordered the chicken tenders which came with a very generous 6 pieces nicely breaded with a bit of a spicy seasoning (I'm a spice wimp so it was a little spicy for me). I ordered them with the Korean sweet heat sauce as the person taking my order at the counter said that it wasn't very spicy and she was right. She was also very efficient and friendly. The sweetness of the sauce pairs wonderfully with the already spiciness of the chicken. I also got the kimchi Mac and cheese which was delicious and also just a little spicy. They have a fountain drink machine with Coke products which I loved to see as so many places just have a cooler with bottled and canned drinks and I prefer fountain soda. Music playing was a mix of r&b hip hop soul and was pleasant for the environment. There were mistake TV's showing tennis, nascar and ESPN. If you're jonesing for some chicken, I recommend.

Dung T.

Very good experience! Tenders were good, Sandwich was great, wings were nice crispy. My favorite side were the cheese fries, didn't love the kimchi Mac and cheese, the kimchi didn't have the familiar fermented flavor but it tasted like sauerkraut. Overall very good place

Tasha H.

Just ok to me. It was almost completely empty when we visited on a Saturday afternoon. The cashier was knowledgeable and provided recommendations, but the food was just ok to me. I really loved the fries, especially the ones with the cheese powder. The chicken tenders were just ok, however. Nothing to really write home about. Could use some more seasoning. I wish you could try the different sauces vs. just kinda blindly pick one. I chose the sweet heat, with the hopes it would taste like the Chick-fil-A sweet sriracha. It didn't. :/ the wings are pretty small too.

Quarter Bird combo
Johnny Y.

Not sure if it's cause of delivery... But for the price I'd paid. You would expect this meal to be bigger portions? I felt like the value just isn't there. If it was solely base on their technique and gave a different type of flavors compared to many fried chicken spots. I would've been okay with that, sadly it wasn't. The chicken was sadly dry and the mini sides were easily forgettable. Hopefully if we choose this next time around with our company. It'll be better.

Nibuz E.

Delicious fast casual spot in Atl. Don't expect to be blown away in terms of service or ambiance as it's like any fast casual sport, but the food definitely hits home. Ordered mac n cheese, loaded fries, and a few types of chicken. All were delicious but the kimchi mac (unfortunately not pictured) was the star of the show! Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for good food without having to break the budget.

Pickled radish, Korean slaw, cheese corn, kimchi Mac & Cheese and Half Bird
Tiffany L.

This is a great fast casual korean fried chicken spot. We got a half bird which comes with 3 sides and pickled radish! The server at the counter was welcoming and order came out pretty quick. There were many tables and chairs even around dinner time. The bird was a mixed of white and dark meat but didn't taste dry. They had awesome Korean slaw salad with a strong taste of gochujang, kimchi mac and cheese with Gouda and cheese corn! Overall, this is a great spot for a quick bite and fusion flavors!

Corn Cheese. Very good.
Kayla B.

We will definitely be returning. Food aside, Sean's friendliness and overall hospitality was refreshing. You don't get that from the food industry nowadays. He visited our table a couple times to answer our questions, chat with us, and give us tips on how to maximize our meal experience (like encouraging us to use the palate cleanser, and trying my side with my chicken. You can tell he cares about the customer experience. Thanks, Sean! Now, onto the food. 10/10. The chicken was juicy and crispy. The sauces were on point. The Cheese Fries were addictive! The Korean Slaw was sooo refreshing and flavorful (and it has a kick!). The Cheese Corn was pretty good. The restaurant was very clean, and the art was nice! We can't wait to go back and try more sauces and menu options.

Victoria R.

The Korean fried chicken was The crunch, juiciness, seasoning, the size. I loved the Korean Sweet Heat sauce to dip the chicken and fries in. The fries were very tasty, salty and crispy. The Mac & Cheese was not tasty at all but I'm sure someone would like it. The menu is simplistic. I appreciated the sauce being on the side versus cooked in. Ambiance was nothing special but I appreciate the cleanliness and simplicity.

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The food was so fresh!! The owner Sean was so kind, and hospitable. He even gave me and my boyfriend an extra free piece of chicken!

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The service was great, and the location was perfect. The environment was inviting, but the food was just "okay," in my opinion.

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The wings were very small but tasty. The kimchi's was mid and I probably wouldn't return.

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Ask the Community - Mukja Korean Fried Chicken

Is the chicken halal?

I don't believe so. It's not advertised as such.

Is your batter dairy-free? Is your burger/sandwich buns dairy-free or do you have dairy-free options?

Is dine-in available?

Yes!

Hi is the meat from a Halal meat supplier?

Hi Suha, the meat is 100% halal as of our recent menu changes. Everything but the wings is 100% halal as of November 12th, 2021. But please remember to ALWAYS ask the server to double-check that you are receiving 100% halal product. Hope this helps!… Read more

Is the meat halal?

Hi Samina, we have recently undergone a menu change. Originally the chicken came from a halal supplier but we used alcohol in our batter so it was not halal at the time. Since our menu change, we no longer alcohol in our batter and our supplier is… Read more

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